Every month, know where money leaks and where production will break.
An automated monthly report on the cost and reliability of your Kubernetes and Azure infrastructure. Read-only access, an AI-assisted analysis, and concrete recommendations ranked by savings and risk. Every finding is reviewed and signed off by a senior engineer. From 300 EUR per month, no new dashboard to babysit, no annual contract.
- Est. monthly waste
- 1.840 EUR found
- Rightsizing items
- 11 ranked
- Reliability risks
- 3 2 high
- Certs expiring 30d
- 1
- Reviewed by
- senior engineer signed
of compute spend is wasted, by executives' own estimates (FinOps Foundation, State of FinOps 2025).
of organizations either do not monitor Kubernetes spend at all or rely on manual estimates (CNCF, 2024). The Health Report exists so you are not one of them.
One report. Four answers.
Cost breakdown and waste
Where the money goes and where it idles: rightsizing opportunities, over-provisioned requests, orphaned resources, and the gap between what you reserve and what you actually use.
Reliability and risk
Restart and eviction trends, throttling that looks like a memory leak, nodes under chronic pressure, certificates about to expire, and the incidents you are one deploy away from.
Kubernetes and Azure hygiene
Autoscaling coverage, quota sanity, version drift, PodDisruptionBudgets that will block your next upgrade, and configuration that quietly rotted since the last review.
Recommendations, ranked
Every finding lands with a priority, an estimated saving or risk, and a concrete next step. You get a decision list, not a data dump.
Looks, never touches.
Connect read-only
A read-only Kubernetes service account and an Azure Reader role. Documented scope, revocable any time. We look, we never touch.
We generate and review
Automated collection and AI-assisted analysis produce the draft. A senior engineer verifies every finding against your estate and signs the report.
You get the report
A concise PDF in your inbox every month, with an optional 30-minute walkthrough call when you want to go deeper.
From 300 EUR per month.
The exact price depends on the number of clusters and Azure subscriptions in scope. Month to month, cancel any time, no annual contract. Data stays in the EU. If the first report does not pay for itself in findings, cancel and keep the report.
Start with your first reportStraight answers.
Do you need admin access to our infrastructure? +
No. The Health Report runs on read-only access by design: a read-only Kubernetes service account and an Azure Reader role. We look, we never touch. The access scope is documented and you can revoke it at any time.
Which platforms do you support? +
Azure and Kubernetes (any conformant distribution) at launch. AWS estates are supported in audit form; ask if you need them in the monthly report.
Is this generated by AI? Can I trust it? +
The data collection and first draft are automated, which keeps the price at a fraction of a consulting retainer. Every finding is then reviewed, prioritized, and signed off by a senior platform engineer before the report reaches you. Nothing lands in your inbox that a human has not verified against your actual estate.
How is this different from the one-off Cost Audit? +
The Cost Audit is a fixed-scope, two-week deep dive delivered once. The Health Report is an ongoing monthly subscription that keeps watching: no dashboard to babysit, no tool to roll out, just a report and a decision list every month. Many teams start with the audit and continue with the report.
What if a report finds nothing? +
Then you know your estate is clean this month, and that is exactly what you are paying to know. In practice, first reports on estates that have never been audited almost always find rightsizing and waste items worth more than the annual subscription.
What does it cost and can we cancel? +
From 300 EUR per month, priced by the number of clusters and subscriptions in scope. You get a fixed quote upfront. Month to month, no annual contract, cancel any time.
Your infrastructure has an opinion. Hear it monthly.
Prefer a one-off deep dive first? Start with a fixed-scope cost and reliability audit and convert to the monthly report when you see the findings.
Get your first report